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Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Trailer Brings on the Multiverse
We may have to wait a while for the DCU to get up and running, but the DC Animated Universe is still pumping out movies. Today, Warner Bros. released a trailer for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, their next animated film – or series of films, since this will be a three-parter. Based on…
RUMOR: Andy Muschietti Directing The Brave and the Bold?
DC Studios has an awful lot of faith in a movie that’s tracking to underperform. The newest DC rumor is that Andy Muschietti, the director of The Flash, will also helm the next Batman film (outside of the sequel to The Batman and Joker: Folie à Deux), The Brave and the Bold. Muschietti directing Batman’s…
James Gunn Announces First Slate of DC Projects
After almost three months of waiting and speculating, James Gunn has finally given us a peek behind the DC curtain. Gunn, who was named co-CEO of the newly formed DC Studios with Peter Safran, shared a video where he talked about the first ten movies and TV shows of the upcoming DC film universe, which…
Superman is Now Super-Bi: Jonathan Kent Takes on a Male Partner
DC’s eternal white-meat babyface is now officially a switch-hitter. Jonathan Kent – son of Clark and Lois – will be in a relationship with a pink-haired twink in the upcoming Superman: Son of Kal-El #5 because why not, right? Jon, as his boyfriend calls him, inherited the “mantle” of Superman from his father following the…
Titans and Young Justice: A Comparison
Lately, I’ve been watching a lot of DC movies and TV shows I’ve missed throughout the years. I’ve had more time to watch TV, and HBO Max seemingly has everything they’ve put out, making it more convenient to catch up. Much of what I’ve seen has been unimpressive and unremarkable, but I’ve come across a…
Marc Bernardin and Kevin Smith Talk 170-Minute Cut of Batman Forever
There may be more behind the cowl. In a recent episode of Fatman Beyond, Marc Bernardin stated that Warner Bros. had a 170-minute version of Batman Forever. This version of the film was said to delve more into Bruce Wayne’s psychosis. The studio balked at this idea, preferring the more kid-friendly version that we eventually…